Vestil CART-660-M-PSS Partially Stainless Steel Mechanical Scissor Cart, 660 lb. Capacity, 37″ x 23-1/2″ Platform, 17-1/4″ to 39-1/4″ Height Range

The Vestil CART-660-M-PSS partially stainless-steel mechanical scissor cart has 4 caster wheels and a platform operated by a mechanical screw drive and is appropriate for lifting and transporting heavy supplies in corrosive environments. The cart’s platform, body, deal with, caster rigs, and are product of stainless-steel for resistance to corrosion. The scissor legs and crank meeting are zinc-plated for corrosion resistance. The mechanical screw drive could be utilized to elevate and decrease the platform to an optimum peak for loading or unloading, and it prevents the platform from drifting downward for exact positioning. The single scissors mechanism extends to elevate the platform to as excessive as 39-1/four”. The caster wheels are product of polyurethane, which has a better load-bearing capability than rubber, may not puncture or go flat, and is resistant to corrosion and put on. Two of the wheels swivel for maneuverability. The cart’s platform measures 23-1/2 x 37 inches (W x L). (W is width, the horizontal distance from left to proper; L is size, the horizontal distance from entrance to again.) The cart has a load capability of 660 lb. and a service vary of 17-1/four to 39-1/four inches and weighs 143 lb.

Lift tables typically comprise a body, a scissors mechanism, and a hydraulic or motorized platform which may be raised or lowered to an optimum, ergonomic peak to load or unload heavy supplies, or to strengthen a person. Some raise tables have wheels and a deal with, permitting them to be used as carts for transporting supplies. The platform may be managed with a foot pump or, in relation to electric-powered raise tables, push buttons. Lift tables could be utilized in warehouses and different industrial environments.

Vestil manufactures supplies dealing with gear, together with hoists and trolleys, jib and gantry cranes, loading dock gear, and storage options. The firm, based in 1968, is headquartered in Angola, IN.